·Sluggish response ·Diminished engine performance ·Decreased mileage per gallon ·Increased fuel requirements ·Increased toxic emissions

Perhaps you have faithfully and religiously tried to keep your engine healthy by: ·Habitual feedings on quality gasoline or diesel fuel ·Changing oil regularly ·Meticulously replacing spark plugs

Yet your engine still manifests foreboding symptoms.

Don’t blame yourself! The Fuel Doctor has ferreted out source and formulated a non-surgical cure!

The source is water and sulfur. I know you would never intentionally feed your engine water, but unfortunately water is always present in both gasoline and diesel fuel. The nature of fuel also has an affinity to solicit water from atmosphere. Sulfur also intentionally lurks in both gasoline and diesel fuel. When water and sulfur meet, sulfuric acid is conceived. Acidic engines form carbon deposits when not burned off during combustion.

Have you ever wondered, “Where do carbon babies come from?”

Well, in case of an engine, it all starts with courtship between water and sulfur.

1.Meet – A casual acquaintance is acknowledged in formation of fuel, as water and sulfur are necessary presences in both gasoline and diesel fuel. 2.Flirtation – Sulfur has an affinity to attract even more water from atmosphere. 3.Courtship -- Begins when water and sulfur dance together as they are transported long distances to gas station, and flow through tunnel of love from gas pump to your engine. 4.Marriage – Ceremony takes place in your engine. 5.Conception – Sulfuric acid is conceived with union of water and sulfur as your engine blissfully transports you. 6.Babies – Commonly named “Carbon Deposits” occur when sulfuric acid is not burned off during combustion.

What happens within an engine’s house full of babies?

The babies grow up, become engine couch potatoes, leaving their carbon deposits strewn throughout your engine, e.g., spark plugs, valves, oil, etc. They never clean up after themselves nor do anything remotely productive.